House For Sale £395,000
21 London Road is an attractive, detached property with red-brick and tile-hung elevations, and also features a two-storey geometric tower to one side which accommodates the internal staircase. The reception hall leads directly into the main reception room, which provides a comfortable sitting area centred around a fireplace, and to the side there is a family room, offering flexible-uses, which might include an office for home-workers. The kitchen/breakfast room is to the rear of the property with a sunny, south-westerly aspect and is fitted with modern, white units and wooden flooring. The adjacent utility room, with cloakroom, provides additional storage and space for white goods and has an external door for access to the garden.
The staircase to the first floor accommodation is concealed behind a door in the sitting room and traverses the tower to the landing where high level windows offer an outlook to the surrounding landscape. There are two bedrooms, one with a feature fireplace and fitted wardrobes, and both have access to eaves storage. A family bathroom with white fittings, metro-style tiling and monochrome flooring completes the accommodation at this level.
The village of Balcombe is located in the West Sussex countryside and features the landmark Grade II Listed Viaduct, well-known to rail commuters. Local amenities include two churches, a village school, and a theatre company, as well as a cricket and tennis club.
Comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in both Haywards Heath and Crawley, with show-jumping at Hickstead, sailing at Ardingly reservoir and golf at Tilgate Forest and Haywards Heath. Sussex offers a vibrant cultural scene, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne, theatre at Royal Tunbridge Wells, and many highly regarded spas, hotels and gastropubs across the county. There is a good selection of highly regarded schools in the area, both state and private, including Balcombe Primary School, Ardingly College, Worth School, Cumnor House, Handcross Park, Brambletye and Warden Park Academy.
A low wall and hedging fronts the road with a gate from the side lane giving access, via a brick pathway, to the entrance doorway. The raparound
gardens are mainly laid to lawn, edged by mature shrubs, with a paved area adjoining the rear of the property providing an outdoor seating and relaxation area. Beyond a low hedge, there is a further expanse of lawn, which is reached via a gate, and gives access to an area for parking at the rear of the property.
The staircase to the first floor accommodation is concealed behind a door in the sitting room and traverses the tower to the landing where high level windows offer an outlook to the surrounding landscape. There are two bedrooms, one with a feature fireplace and fitted wardrobes, and both have access to eaves storage. A family bathroom with white fittings, metro-style tiling and monochrome flooring completes the accommodation at this level.
The village of Balcombe is located in the West Sussex countryside and features the landmark Grade II Listed Viaduct, well-known to rail commuters. Local amenities include two churches, a village school, and a theatre company, as well as a cricket and tennis club.
Comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in both Haywards Heath and Crawley, with show-jumping at Hickstead, sailing at Ardingly reservoir and golf at Tilgate Forest and Haywards Heath. Sussex offers a vibrant cultural scene, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne, theatre at Royal Tunbridge Wells, and many highly regarded spas, hotels and gastropubs across the county. There is a good selection of highly regarded schools in the area, both state and private, including Balcombe Primary School, Ardingly College, Worth School, Cumnor House, Handcross Park, Brambletye and Warden Park Academy.
A low wall and hedging fronts the road with a gate from the side lane giving access, via a brick pathway, to the entrance doorway. The raparound
gardens are mainly laid to lawn, edged by mature shrubs, with a paved area adjoining the rear of the property providing an outdoor seating and relaxation area. Beyond a low hedge, there is a further expanse of lawn, which is reached via a gate, and gives access to an area for parking at the rear of the property.
